The Portland daily press., 1887-04-29
PERSONAL.

Fish and Game Commissioner Ii. o. Stan
ley of Dixfeld, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. ID. G. Washburn of Lewiston. is now
on the editorial staff of ''The Churchman' of
New York city.
DIR. 4. l.. Estabrook of Rockland, leaves
the first of next week for Vienna. Austria,
where he will pursue his medical studies.
Messrs. John Harper of Lewiston, George
Hersey of Harpswell, and Austin w. York
of Damariscotta Mills were in the city yes
terday.
The Rev. Charles A. Farley, who died in
Boston Saturday, in 1889 was pastor of the
Unitarian church in Saco. He had also
preached at Eastport in this State.
Messrs. Lucius M. Clark ard Henry L.
Houghton. of the firm of Smith, Tibbetts &
Co., have purchased lots on Bowdoin street
and will build dwellings upon them.
Mr. John l.. Stoddard will sail for Europe
next Wednesday. The lecture delivered in
the Stoekbridge course last evening was Mr..
Stoddard'S final appearance ON the platform
this season.
Rev. Mr. Stackpole, whohas been pastor
of the Methodist church in Bath for the last
wiped out and the membership increased
from PA to 269.
Rev. Edgar l.. Warren of Augusta, for
merly of Durham, is expected to take the
place of Rev. Mr.. Christie, as pastor of the
Congregational church at Presque Isle, as
soon as the latter leaves.
W. s. Cotton, Jr.. assistant clerk of the
n 4otf bae l,na of,,t
ed head clerk in the Secretary Of States of
fee to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Written to accept position rs
clerk in the First National Bank of Augusta
Mr. 0'Connell. formerly postal clerk on the
Pennington route, has been transferred t.
the Bangor and Boston route. Mr.. Libby
who took his place for long time has re-
turned to Portland, and A. L'Heureux Of
| Lewiston, is now on the Pennington route
Among the summer residents who have al
ready secured cottages at Bar Harbor for til,
season of 1887. are Mrs. Thomas Francis
Meagher of New York, the Misses lasigi Of
Boston, Mrs. Charles Gordon of Boston, Ed
ward l.. Davis of Worcester. and Mrs
Thomas A. Scott of Philadelphia.
Captain Frederick N. Park OF the bark
| Carrie L. Brown, was married Wednesday
evening to Miss Eta NJ. Berry, at the resi-
dence of Samuel B. Kelsey, Esq, on Frank
lin street The ceremony was performed by
Rev. c. II. Daniels. Captain Park and wife
both belong in Searsport. They are to sail
Immediately for Rosario, on Captain Parks
bark.
Among the latest announcements of Me.
mortal Day orators are Senior Vice Depart
ment Commander S. l.. Miller, editor OF the
Lincoln County News of Waldoboro, al
Thomaston; S. E. Benjamin, ESQ.,, of Pat
ten, at Sherman Mills; Edward Wiggin Esq.
of Maysyille, at Houlton; and General
Chamberlain at Castine, where soldiers
monument is to be unveiled.
Ira w. Hamilton, Lubec; C. t. French
Robert Turner, E. p. Hart, l.. A. Worces.
ter, G. b. Denny, Jas. c. Mills, j. w. Camp
bell, I. L. Maddox, 7. T. Mapes, r. a.
Stanley, and John Cassidy, Bangor; S. S
Brown, and Major Haskell Waterville; P
f. Magrath. Binghampton, N. Y; E. B.
Stevens, ard Geo. w. Jaynes, New York
w. e. S. Whitman, Augusta; w. w. San
born, and John French, Lewiston: r. d.
| Weymouth, Portsmouth. n. H.; d. R. Hast
ings. Fryeburg; and Charles M. Foster
| Richmond. were among the arrivals at the
| United States Hotel Yesterday.